As Infrastructure demand continues to accelerate globally, so does the complexity of investing in the asset class. A combination of factors, including AI-driven digitalisation, the energy transition, urbanisation and fiscal constraints, are reshaping how infrastructure is delivered, financed and accessed.
In this latest issue of The Stafford Diaries, we examine how these forces are influencing infrastructure secondaries across three key sectors: digital infrastructure, renewables and transportation. While long-term demand remains strong, we have observed that investment outcomes are increasingly driven by asset-level performance, regulatory frameworks and evolving market dynamics.
As infrastructure markets mature, we believe secondaries are becoming an increasingly important investment tool, enabling access to operational assets with established performance histories, enhanced visibility on risk, and more flexible entry points.
Download our latest paper here.
About Stafford Capital Partners
Stafford is an independent private markets investment and advisory firm with USD 8.9 billion in assets under management and advice* for more than 150+ institutional clients worldwide. Founded in 2000, Stafford has a global team of 90+ professionals investing in infrastructure, timberland & agriculture, and sustainable private equity through secondaries, primaries, and co-investments. Stafford has been a UN PRI signatory since 2010 and has committed to the Net Zero Asset Managers initiative. It puts sustainability at the centre of its investment process and implements a well-defined ESG program across all strategies. In the UK, Stafford Capital Partners Ltd is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (Firm Reference Number: 225586).
* As of 30 June 2026
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